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SoundCloud will start paying artists and record companies whose music appears on the popular streaming site.
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SoundCloud will start paying artists and record companies whose music appears on the popular streaming site.
A movie theater in Lodi reopened Thursday after a bed bug infestation shut it down.
Crews at Levi's Stadium have been busy tearing up the grass on the new field after turf problems on Wednesday prompted the team to relocate a practice session to the team's training facility because of slippery sod.
25-year-old San Jose resident Christopher Uchicua turned himself into police on Wednesday.
Oscar winner Richard Dreyfuss told California lawmakers he hopes the American public will once again view politics as a noble calling.
The family of Oscar Grant has traveled to Ferguson, Missouri to offer support and advice to the parents of a black teen whose slaying at the hands of police ignited unrest.
Harris calls the decision a "flawed ruling" and said she will ask the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the decision by U.S. District Judge Cormac J. Carney.
The late actor and comedian Robin Williams has been cremated and his ashes scattered in San Francisco Bay, according to a death certificate obtained by CBS News.
Transgender students that identify as female can now be considered for enrollment at Mills College, an all-female school in Oakland.
Supervisor Dave Cortese said local government departments are not doing enough to restrict water use during the drought.
California's record drought hasn't been sweet to honeybees, and it's creating a sticky situation for beekeepers and honey buyers.
You don't need to be a fantasy football guru to know you shouldn't draft a back-up quarterback. This is especially true if the back-up in question failed to beat out Brian Hoyer for the starting job.
El Cerrito is going from zero to 100 in a move that would ban smoking from most public, residential and commercial areas.
So far this year, about 20,000 items have been left accidentally at security checkpoints at San Francisco International Airport, scooped by the Transportation Security Administration which must figure out to how to return them to the rightful owners.
San Francisco police released video footage Thursday from a taxi cab dashboard camera of a person wanted for questioning in connection with a fatal beating in Duboce Triangle earlier this month.
